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Soundtrack Service Lets Video Makers Add Music Without Sweating Legal Noise
Posted by: Rachelle Dragani November 10, 2011 10:59 AM

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Rumblefish and APM Music are teaming up to offer an online catalog of popular music and soundtracks to consumers looking to legally add sound to personal video content such as YouTube videos, slideshows or presentations. The partnership, announced Thursday, combines Rumblefish’s experience with social media users and APM’s vast online catalog of popular music. Since its start in early 2011, about 4.8 million of Rumblefish’s soundtracks have been added to YouTube videos, slideshows, presentations and games, according to the company.

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